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Christmas stamps out

The official Christmas stamps for 2009 will be launched today at 10.00 a.m. at St. Anthony's Church in Moneragala.

Badulla Diocese Bishop J. Vincent.S.Fernando, acting Posts and Telecommunication Minister G.L.Peiris, deputy minister S.M.Sellasamy and Religious Affairs Minister Pandu Bandaranaike will be present at the ceremony.

Two stamps of Rs. 5 and Rs. 30, the first day cover and the Christmas post card will be launched on this day. The ceremony is organized by the Christian Affairs Department and the Badulla Diocesan office.

 
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